| Menial work |
| Unskilled work |
| Menial position |
| Grunt's position |
| Low-pay position |
| Dead-end position |
| Dead end, workwise |
| Low-level position |
| Low-paying position |
| Dead-end service gig |
| Low-level employment |
| Unrewarding position |
| Low-paying employment |
| No-prospects position |
| Low-prestige position |
| Teen's source of funds |
| Unstimulating position |
| Flipping burgers, e.g. |
| Bottom of a food chain? |
| Babysitting alternative |
| Low-pay, low-skill work |
| Position with no future |
| Dead-end employment post |
| Position without promise |
| Burger flipper's position |
| Data Entry Associate, say |
| Minimum wage gig, perhaps |
| Step up from unemployment |
| It often pays minimum wage |
| Low-pay position, in slang |
| Position with no prospects |
| Unrewarding work, in slang |
| Not the most rewarding work |
| Low-skilled, low-paying rut |
| Manning the deep fryer, e.g. |
| Menial position, facetiously |
| Position with little promise |
| Low-paying position, in slang |
| Low-paying position, slangily |
| Not the most stimulating work |
| After-school position for many |
| Position of drudgery, in slang |
| Taking drive-thru orders, e.g. |
| Dull, low-paying work, in slang |
| Low-level work option, slangily |
| Low-paying employment, slangily |
| Unrewarding occupation, slangily |
| Position for a low-skilled worker |
| Minimum wage provider, facetiously |
| Slang term for low-paying employment |
| It offers little hope for advancement |
| Going-nowhere position, in modern lingo |
| Dull and low-paying occupation, slangily |
| Position often filled by a high schooler |
| After-school position for many, in slang |
| Unexciting, low-paying position, in slang |
| Something to do between class and homework |
| Unexciting, low-paid work, in modern lingo |
| Not usually an opportunity for advancement |
| Position without much room for advancement |
| Unfulfilling, low-level work position, in slang |
| Position providing little chance for advancement |
| Position that an up-and-comer is unlikely to take |
| Unrewarding career, as coined by Douglas Coupland |
| Position that probably won't get you invited to a work holiday party |
| Informal term for a low-wage position, like in a fast food restaurant |